ISLAMABAD:(The COW News Digital )–ISLAMABAD: A torrential downpour swept through the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi early Wednesday morning, providing a much-needed cooler weather from the sweltering heat that had enveloped the region in recent days.
As the skies opened up, residents welcomed the rain with open arms, revelling in the coolness and the vibrant atmosphere it brought to the bustling cities.
Weather in Islamabad
Early Wednesday, Islamabad recorded a temperature of 28 degrees Celsius, with humidity levels soaring at 74 per cent.
The weather forecast indicated that thunderstorms were imminent, with the high expected to reach 32 degrees Celsius later in the day.
A gentle breeze, blowing at 16 kilometres per hour, added to the pleasant ambiance, encouraging residents to step outside and embrace the refreshing weather.
Rawalpindi weather
Meanwhile, weather in the ancient city mirrored that of its younger twin. The temperature was slightly warmer at 29 degrees Celsius, but the humidity remained a notable 74 per cent.
With the rain expected to commence shortly, residents were eager to expeire3nce the cooling effects of the impending showers.
However, air quality concerns will linger, with PM2.5 levels reported as “poor”, prompting health advisories for those venturing outside.
As the rain began to fall, the streets of both cities transformed into lively scenes of joy and relief. Children splashed in puddles, their laughter echoing through the air, while adults took a moment to appreciate the beauty.
The weather forecast for the day suggests that the rain will persist, with heavier downpours expected in the coming hours. The shift in weather is particularly welcome, as residents have been seeking refuge from the oppressive heat that has characterised the past few days.
Meteorologists advised residents to stay prepared for potential flooding in low-lying areas. Mobile weather applications are buzzing with real time updates, ensuring that residents remain informed about the rapidly changing conditions.
So grab your umbrellas, walk to the nearest dhaba and treat yourself to some pakoras and chai!
